Petitioner's commissions as administrator of decedent's estate were surcharged primarily because of his alleged negligence in failing to discover United States Savings Bonds bearing the joint names of decedent and her predeceased brother which were in decedent's dwelling. The bonds, which at decedent's death had a value of $73,000, were found by Carl Vernon and Florence Vernon when they purchased the house and its contents. To avoid protracted...
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